William II, Earl of Ross

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William II, Earl of Ross was a 13th–14th century Scottish nobleman who ruled the Earldom of Ross and played a significant role in the turbulent politics of medieval Scotland.

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Label Occurrences
William II, Earl of Ross canonical 4
William III, Earl of Ross 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earl
Scottish nobleman
medieval Scottish magnate
activeInPeriod 13th century
14th century
allegiance Kingdom of Scotland
citizenship Scottish
country Kingdom of Scotland
deathPlace Scotland
ethnicity Scottish
father William I, Earl of Ross
gender male
governedFrom Ross
historicalEra High Middle Ages
Late Middle Ages
involvedIn conflicts between Scottish crown and regional magnates
language Scots
Scottish Gaelic
nobleFamily Ross family
nobleRank earl
notableFor role in medieval Scottish politics
rule over the Earldom of Ross
participatedIn Wars of Scottish Independence
positionHeld Earl of Ross
predecessor William I, Earl of Ross
realm Earldom of Ross
regionRuled Ross
northern Scotland
reignOrTenure late 13th century–early 14th century
socialClass high nobility
successor Hugh, Earl of Ross
title Earl of Ross

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ross family hasNotableMember William II, Earl of Ross
Earls of Ross titleHolder William II, Earl of Ross
Earl of Ross notableEarl William II, Earl of Ross
Earl of Ross notableEarl William III, Earl of Ross
linked to: William II, Earl of Ross
Earldom of Ross notableHolder William II, Earl of Ross